The Genus Aconitum - Jabeen, Neelofar;Imran Kozgar, M
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Kashmir Himalaya is an active phytochorion, an important centre of plant distribution in north west Himalaya. It harbors a rich repository of medicinal flora. The resurgence of interest of herbal cure all around the world has brought medicinal plants under threat and the rate of loss is shockingly high at three species per hour. In this scenario a scientific programme for the conservation of biodiversity, is the need of hour. Owing to unique and high value medicinal properties of Aconitum, the species of this genus has been facing also an onslaught of indiscriminate and ruthless exploitation…mehr

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Kashmir Himalaya is an active phytochorion, an important centre of plant distribution in north west Himalaya. It harbors a rich repository of medicinal flora. The resurgence of interest of herbal cure all around the world has brought medicinal plants under threat and the rate of loss is shockingly high at three species per hour. In this scenario a scientific programme for the conservation of biodiversity, is the need of hour. Owing to unique and high value medicinal properties of Aconitum, the species of this genus has been facing also an onslaught of indiscriminate and ruthless exploitation since times immemorial. In this backdrop the study has been undertaken where by this potent medicinal plant of Kashmir valley Aconitum where subjected to tissue culture studies, cytology, taxonomy and chemical investigation and documented in the present book. The book The genus Aconitum: In Kashmir Himalaya will provide an insight knowledge to the researchers who are working on the conservation of medicinal plants and try to utilize the economic benefits from medicinal flora in a sustainable manner.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Neelofar Jabeen obtained her Ph.D. in Botany from University of Kashmir, Srinagar, J&K, India for work on taxonomic and phytochemical studies on some species of genus Aconitum in Kashmir Himalaya and Mr. Mohammad Imran Kozgar, is presently a Research Fellow (BSR-UGC) working for his doctoral degree at Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, India.